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Calcium deposits can be really difficult to deal with. They are mineral build-ups that appear inside your body, usually around areas like joints. Because of the positioning of the build-up, inflammation and pain are really common and will cause extreme discomfort. The treatment of calcium deposits...
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5 Psychological Hurdles That Keep You From Losing Weight
There are many psychological hurdles that you might have to get over when you want to lose weight. We will only talk about some that are really common but as a general rule of thumb that you need to respect, in the event that you feel like you do everything right or if you simply cannot find the will to...
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Two Approaches to Safety in Dental Teeth Whitening Methods
The irresistible appeal of a toothy grin is without doubt a priceless possession of any man or woman that can move a crowd. This is why people are resorting to any means that can bring back the milky tinge of their set of molars that they have lost to nicotine or candy. Luckily, new medical technologies...
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Important Things To Know About Eye Exercises
Eye exercises are highly controversial at the moment. There are some that will tell you that they are not at all great while some will say that they are really useful. As always with a medical debate, the truth is clearly in the middle. The truth is that eye exercises can be really good but only when you do...
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Laban Movement Analysis or LMA is language and method for visualizing, documenting, interpreting, and describing the whole spectrum of human movements. It was derived from a study conducted by Rudolf Laban, which was later further extended and developed by Warren Lamb, Lisa Ullmann, and Irmgard Bartenieff. Many modern physiotherapy practices today have their origins from LMA...
It’s commonly known that Parkinson’s disease is a disorder that progresses in various stages affecting the nervous system of a person’s movement. It starts with a barely noticeable tremor in only one hand, but as time passes, the tremor progresses to the entire body. The next phase of the disease causes stiffness and a very slow movement rate. Treatments It’s commonly...
